Wherever you go, bring your book. I recently read a lot when I was waiting by my dad’s side at the hospital, but I also find times when I’m on a train, in a waiting room, or in line, and those are golden opportunities to read. I should note that I’m now reading paper books, because I find it a better way to read long books, but the Kindle or other ebook devices are also great (especially because of their built-in dictionaries).
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